[nos-bbs] headless jnos consuming 100% CPU

[ve1bf]

Harry I had the same problem here ..running jnos under
ubuntu and it was caused by two problems.
first was not having the smtp forwarding set up right 
and the second was having the b2f configured in my 
compile I recompiled undefining the b2f and a couple of 
corrections to my smtp forwarding and haven't had the 
problem since...73..Art
ve1fyi  arto at ns.sympatico.ca
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Harry Stone 
  To: nos-bbs at tapr.org 
  Sent: Monday, March 21, 2011 8:29 PM
  Subject: [nos-bbs] headless jnos consuming 100% CPU


  When I compile JNOS with headless defined, it compiles fine and also runs fine until I start it and then log out of the machine.  After I log out, JNOS consumes 100% of cpu.  It seems like it still runs fine, although the machine is bogged down.  If I log into the machine and start JNOS and stay logged in, cpu usage is normal.  This seems to happen when it's started from an init script at boot too, almost like it's having problems any time it's not attached to a pty.  


  Is there a #define I can change in the config header to make it spit out some debug info?  Please let me know if there's anything I can do to help troubleshoot this.  I've tested this on Slackware 13.1 and 12.2 with the same result.  I'm using the 20i source.  The Slackware machines are using the stock kernel from a vanilla "everything" install.  


  Compile without headless defined results in a binary that runs perfectly from what I can tell.  I'm new to ham radio and packet but I've been using linux for some time.  


  Thanks everyone for whatever help you can offer!


  harry
  KD0NFY

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